Mugithi sensation Samidoh has sparked speculation among his fans following the sudden removal of his hit song Wendo wa Ihera (Toxic Love) from YouTube. The track, a major hit in the Kikuyu music scene, garnered millions of views since its release, captivating fans with its catchy rhythm and heartfelt lyrics. However, the abrupt disappearance of the song from the platform left many wondering why it was taken down.
In the wake of the removal, Samidoh took to his social media accounts to share a cryptic message, which only fueled further speculation. The message, while not directly addressing the removal of the song, hinted at the artist’s frustration with the situation and suggested that there might be more than meets the eye. His post left fans guessing, with many questioning whether it was a strategic move or if there was an external factor at play, such as copyright issues or a dispute with his record label or YouTube.
Fans, who were left puzzled by the absence of the song, flooded Samidoh’s comment sections with queries and theories. Some speculated that the song was removed due to copyright concerns, while others believed it could be a publicity stunt. The cryptic message added to the mystery, with Samidoh neither confirming nor denying the reasons behind the removal.
While the song’s removal has undoubtedly created a buzz, Samidoh’s followers continue to express their support for the artist, hoping for clarity on the matter. As the situation develops, fans remain eager for any official statements or updates regarding the return of Wendo wa Ihera to YouTube.
By Nairobi